What Could be Causing My Occasional Private part Pain and Nighttime Discharge?

As it is suggested by your symptoms, you should visit a urologist. Whenever any of the symptoms such as frequent nightfall, itchy and irritated urinary tract, early excitement or leakage of ‘waterly’ stick syrup from Voided Urine are noticed there is a possibility that an infection 0r inflammation has set in the Urinary Tract. Consulting a healthcare provider is considered necessary as opposed to self-medication which may aggravate the condition.

Any injury or signs and symptoms involving the genital area should immediately warrant medical intervention. It is advisable to consult an urologist specialising in the treatment of sexual dysfunction. They can accurately diagnose any damages and give appropriate treatment. Do not take any penis enlargement methods unless a doctor advises you otherwise.

The pain can be due to testicular torsion (a twisting of the testicle), epididymitis (inflammation of the epididymis), a hernia, or a testicular injury. Consult a doctor for accurate evaluation and treatment. 

Smoking and heavy drinking can increase the risk of a person peeing out blood we should always remember that. This can be a sign that something is not right with your kidneys, bladder or even liver. Therefore, it is wise to seek medical attention immediately. 

More detailed history and tests like Uroflowmetry and Ultrasound with Post void residual measurement will give accurate diagnosis. If it’s BPH only and not improving with medicines then might need a surgical treatment. There could be other reasons like urethral stricture or high bladder neck which is also dealt surgically.

Overactive­ bladder makes men want to pe­e constantly. The bladder muscle­s squeeze too much, making you run to the­ bathroom frequently. Pee­ing a little bit can even happe­n unexpectedly. Ne­rve issues or an enlarge­d prostate gland may cause this problem. To tre­at it, you can do exercises for the­ pelvic muscles or learn bladde­r training techniques. Medicine­s that relax the bladder muscle­ are available too. Staying away from caffeine­ and other lifestyle adjustme­nts may help control symptoms.

Idiopathic scrotal calcinosis is a benign condition characterized by the presence of small, painless nodules in the scrotum. Treatment is usually not required unless the nodules begin to irritate or cause symptoms. It is recommended that you visit a urologist for further evaluation and management.